airport. >> reporter: a contract dispute is threatening to leave the san carlos airport without air traffic controllers. davey howard, the spokesperson for the airport, says money is at the center of the dispute. >> they have been in negotiations with rva. to try and work out a deal. >> reporter: the airport was facing a tight deadline. air traffic controllers were threatening to quit by saturday. the san carlos airport is one of the few that contracts with an outside company to supply air traffic controllers. they offered them a wage that howard says was significantly lower than previous years. >> the controllers declined the package leaving us with the situation we are in. we would not have any controllers if they decided not to continue working. >> reporter: supervisor ray mueller said the collision in dc makes the situation at san carlos more urgent. >> every day the flights are in the air, it's a reminder there are skilled professionals working to keep people safe in the air. and that is job is difficult and sometimes there are failures so we need, we absolutely need every sing

we're talking about the san carlos airport. the air traffic controllers are locked in a contract battle over wages. and the controllers say if they can't agree on a new number, they'll quit leaving the tower without controllers as soon as this weekend. but as nbc bay area's christie smith explains, there's new word tonight that a deal to avoid that is close to getting done. reporter a steady stream of aircraft arrive and depart each day from the san carlos airport on the peninsula, in the shadow of san francisco international airport. nearby is the san carlos flight center, a flight school. today, its owner, alessandro franco, talked about what he believes it could be like if the tower here loses its air traffic controllers. it means that pilots will be coordinating amongst ourselves, which can happen at less busy airports. a lot some of them don't have towers, but it's going to be one less layer of safety and redundancy. yesterday, the san carlos airport manager said that they were informed by the faa that the tower would be u

kron four's terisa stasio is at the san carlos airport with more. >> i'm theresa stasi here at the san carlos airport. a contract dispute involving air traffic controllers is causing some concern on thursday. the san carlos airport at a crossroads at issue money. are has told us that they are in the process now will submit to point savings that roller from different parts the air from country that time is long time ago. that part our try and get them. justice was a fairly short even. howard hughes, the communications specialist making carlos airport other the faa recently awarded a contract for air traffic controllers to robinson aviation. >> sources tell kron 4 news that the original contract cut pay by nearly 20% and with the high cost of living in the bay area. controllers say that they may be forced to leave their jobs come friday. however, now this our va has told us is that they are in the process now. >> today of sending controllers from different parts of the airport. i'm sorry from different parts of the country can come and staff are tower and i get themselves up to speed in

. >> i'm theresa stasi here at the san carlos airport. a contract dispute involving air traffic controllers is causing some concern on thursday. the san carlos airport at a crossroads at issue money when they gave the package to the controllers that are working here. >> it will significantly lower than what they were expecting. >> and so did not like that. and so there's ongoing negotiations now to try to match there past pay. >> david howard is a communications specialist with san carlos airport. the faa recently awarded a contract for air traffic controllers to robinson aviation. >> sources tell kron 4 news that the original contract cut pay by nearly 20% and with the high cost of living in the bay area. controllers say that they may be forced to leave their jobs come friday. however, now this what our va has told us is that they are in the process now. >> today of sending controllers from different parts of the airport. i'm sorry from different parts of the country can come and staff are tower and i get themselves up to speed in fairly

kron four's terisa stasio reports from the san carlos airport on thursday. the san carlos airport at a crossroads. >> at issue money when they gave the package to the controllers that are working here. it will significantly lower than what they were expecting. >> and so did not like that. and so there's ongoing negotiations now to try to match there path pay. >> tv howard is a communications specialist with san carlos airport. the faa recently awarded a contract for air traffic controllers to robinson aviation. >> sources tell kron 4 news that the original contract cut pay by nearly 20% and with the high cost of living in the bay area. controllers say that they may be forced to leave their jobs come friday. however, now this what our va has told us is that they are in the process now. >> today of sending controllers from different parts of the airport. i'm sorry from different parts of the country can come and staff are tower and i get themselves up to speed fairly short order. so that's what we are banking on happening. if this other negotiation foster, whi

el aeropuerto de san carlos anuncio que podrÍan quedarse sin sus controladores. ancisco. nuestra compaÑera tiene los detalles. buenas tardes, sara. reportero: estamos en el aeropuerto de san francisco. no hay mucho trÁfico, los vuelos han estado ocurriendo con normalidad. sin embargo, hay temor. estuvimos en el aeropuerto de san josÉ preguntÁndole a la gente que opina. >> yo creo que no viene al caso que sean los presidentes anteriores, paso en el mandato de el. casi que si le echan la culpa a un presidente, serÍa el. >> realmente las familias que perdieron sus seres queridos necesitarÁn consuele respuestas de por quÉ sucediÓ. reportero: mucha gente estÁ preocupada de tomar sus vuelos. sin embargo, se tienen que seguir tomando. una situaciÓn importante es con el aeropuerto de san carlos, que estÁ en el paso aÉreo. el aeropuerto san carlos no va a estar cerrando, pero los pilotos tendrÁn que seguir los vuelos que puedan encontrarse. no habrÁ control aÉreo liderando el trÁfico y cuando los vuelos estÁn rondando el aeropuerto. no habrÁ una persona encargada de eso, l

kron four's terisa stasio reports from the san carlos airport. >> on thursday, the san carlos airport at a crossroads at issue money when they gave the package to the controllers that are working here. >> it will significantly lower than what they were expecting. and so did not like that. and so there's ongoing negotiations now to try to match there path pay. >> tv howard is a communications specialist with san carlos airport. the faa recently awarded a contract for air traffic controllers to robinson aviation sources tell kron 4 news that the original contract cut pay by nearly 20% and with the high cost of living in the bay area. controllers say that they may be forced to leave their jobs come friday. however, now this what our va has told us is that they are in the process now. >> today of sending controllers from different parts of the airport. i'm sorry from different parts of the country can come and staff are tower and i get themselves up to speed fairly short order. so that's what we are banking on happening. if this other negotiation foster, while an airport without air traff

san carlos airport, functioning in close proximity to an airport that sees the type of traffic that sanrancisco airport has. >> aviation consultant and former sfo supervisor mike mccarran says small airports can still operate without air traffic control staff. however, he says having that extra layer of safety is better for everyone. >> it's still safe to fly in an uncontrolled airfield. it's done every day around the across the nation. there's hundreds of uncontrolled airfields. but when you're operating in a congested airspace such as the bay area, it just helps more to have people in the tower. >> mccarran says most airports air traffic control staff are employed directly by the faa, which offers a cost of living adjustment for employees who work in expensive metropolitan areas. he tells me he hopes the company that runs the san carlos airport tower will do the same as of thursday. airport staff say they believe a deal will soon be reached, but they have a contingency plan in place to make sure the tower remains staffed. >> we're confident that come saturday, either the present contr

i'm theresa stasi here at the san carlos airport. a contract dispute involving air traffic controllers is causing some concern on thursday. the san carlos airport at a crossroads. >> at issue money, are has told that they are in the process now will submit to savings controllers from different parts the from country that time is long time ago. part our try and get them. justice was in a fairly short howard is a communications specialist making carlos airport other the faa recently awarded a contract for air traffic controllers to robinson aviation. >> sources tell kron 4 news that the original contract cut pay by nearly 20% and with the high cost of living in the bay area. controllers say that they may be forced to leave their jobs come friday. however, now this our va has told us is that they are in the process now. >> today of sending controllers from different parts of the airport. i'm sorry from different parts of the country can come and staff are tower and i get themselves up to speed fairly short order. so that's what we are b

kron four's terisa stasio is at the san carlos airport with more. >> i'm theresa stasi here at the san carlos airport. a contract dispute involving air traffic controllers is causing some concern on thursday. the san carlos airport at a crossroads at issue money when they gave the package to the controllers that are working here. >> it will significantly lower than what they were expecting. and so did not like that. and so there's ongoing negotiations now to try to match there past pay. >> david howard is a communications specialist with san carlos airport. the faa recently awarded a contract for air traffic controllers to robinson aviation. >> sources tell kron 4 news that the original contract cut pay by nearly 20% and with the high cost of living in the bay area. controllers say that they may be forced to leave their jobs come friday. however, now this what our va has told us is that they are in the process now. >> today of sending controllers from different parts of the airport. i'm sorry from different parts of the country can come and staff are tower and i get themselves up to sp

and so busy that this just poses like a huge risk. >> i can't think of anything more insane. >> san carlos airport is in san mateo county. supervisor ray mueller's district. >> we need to ensure that air traffic controllers are properly compensated to reflect the high cost of living of the bay area, and the faa's decision not to do so is a failure of leadership. i think the faa must prioritize public safety over cost saving measures. i mean, it's just simply it's just that simple. >> the new contractor says if the current controllers don't make a deal, it will bring in controllers from other places to do the work. >> we are pretty confident that we will have air traffic controllers here on saturday, and business as usual. >> now, it's important to note that the contractor told that to the airport about bringing people in because they refused to talk to us. they referred us to the faa. the faa said basically, it's working towards some sort of mitigation so that this stoppage doesn't happen. but could it happen? you betcha. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. >> it's an incredible miracle that he'

thursday, the san carlos airport at a crossroads. >> at issue money when they gave the package to the controllers that are working here. it will significantly lower than what they were expecting. >> and so did not like that. and so there's ongoing negotiations now to try to match there path pay. >> david howard is a communications specialist with san carlos airport. the faa recently awarded a contract for air traffic controllers to robinson aviation sources tell kron 4 news that the original contract cut pay by nearly 20% and with the high cost of living in the bay area. controllers say that they may be forced to leave their jobs come friday. however, now this what our va has told us is that they are in the process now. >> today of sending controllers from different parts of the airport. i'm sorry from different parts of the country. >> can come and staff are tower and get themselves up to speed a fairly short order. so that's what we are banking on happening. if this other negotiation while an airport controllers are atc may sound alarming. >> there are 20,000 small airports in the c

. >> on the story from san carlos airport, >> on thursday, the san carlos airport at a crossroads atue money when they gave the package to the controllers that are working here. >> it will significantly lower than what they were expecting. and so did not like that. and so there's ongoing negotiations now to try to match there path pay. >> david howard is a communications specialist with san carlos airport. the faa recently awarded a contract for air traffic controllers to robinson aviation. >> sources tell kron 4 news that the original contract cut pay by nearly 20% and with the high cost of living in the bay area. controllers say that they may be forced to leave their jobs come friday. however, now this what our va has told us is that they are in the process now. >> today of sending controllers from different parts of the airport. i'm sorry from different parts of the country can come and staff are tower and i get themselves up to speed in fairly short order. so that's what we are banking on happening. if this other negotiation foster, while an airport without air traffic controller

san carlos airport, functioning in close proximity to an airport that sees the type of traffic that sanisco airport has. >> aviation consultant and former sfo supervisor mike mccarran says small airports can still operate without air traffic control staff. however, he says having that extra layer of safety is better for everyone. >> it's still safe to fly in an uncontrolled airfield. it's done every day around the across the nation. there's hundreds of uncontrolled airfields, but when you're operating in a congested airspace such as the bay area, it just helps more to have people in the tower. >> mccarran says most airports air traffic control staff are employed directly by the faa, which offers a cost of living adjustment for employees who work in expensive metropolitan areas. he tells me he hopes the company that runs the san carlos airport tower will do the same as of thursday. airport staff say they believe a deal will soon be reached, but they have a contingency plan in place to make sure the tower remains staffed. >> we're confident that come saturday, either the present controlle

well, resist also reports from the san carlos airport. >> on thursday, the san carlos airport at a crossroads at issue money when they gave the package to the controllers that are working here. it will significantly lower than what they were expecting. >> and so did not like that. and so there's ongoing negotiations now to try to match there path pay. >> tv howard is a communications specialist with san carlos airport. the faa recently awarded a contract for air traffic controllers to robinson aviation sources tell kron 4 news that the original contract cut pay by nearly 20% and with the high cost of living in the bay area. controllers say that they may be forced to leave their jobs come friday. however, now this what our va has told us is that they are in the process now. >> today of sending controllers from different parts of the airport. i'm sorry from different parts of the country can come and staff are tower and i get themselves up to speed fairly short order. so that's what we are banking on happening. if this other negotiation foster, while an airport without air traffic controllers a

. >> on thursday, the san carlos airport at a crossroads at issue money when they gave the package to controllers that are working here. >> it will significantly lower than what they were expecting. and so did not like that. and so there's ongoing negotiations now to try to match there past pay. >> tv howard is a communications specialist with san carlos airport. the faa recently awarded a contract for air traffic controllers to robinson aviation. >> sources tell kron 4 news that the original contract cut pay by nearly 20% and with the high cost of living in the bay area. controllers say that they may be forced to leave their jobs come friday. however, now this what our va has told us is that they are in the process now. >> today of sending controllers from different parts of the airport. i'm sorry from different parts of the country can come and staff are tower and i get themselves up to speed in fairly short order. so that's what we are banking on happening. if this other negotiation foster, while an airport without air traffic controllers are atc may sound alarming. >> there are 20

saw play out in dc with that accident kron four's terisa stasio has more on the story from the san carlosport. >> on thursday, the san carlos airport at a crossroads at issue money when they gave the package to the controllers that are working here. >> it will significantly lower than what they were expecting. and so did not like that. and so there's ongoing negotiations now to try to match there path pay. >> david howard is a communications specialist with san carlos airport. the faa recently awarded a contract for air traffic controllers to robinson aviation. >> sources tell kron 4 news that the original contract cut pay by nearly 20% and with the high cost of living in the bay area. controllers say that they may be forced to leave their jobs come friday. however, now this what our va has told us is that they are in the process now. >> today of sending controllers from different parts of the airport. i'm sorry from different parts of the country can come and staff are tower and i get themselves up to speed in a fairly short order. so that's what we are banking on happening. if this othe

of the crash in at reagan nationally at kron four's theresa reports on this story now from the san carlos. >> on thursday, the san carlos airport at a crossroads at issue money when they gave the package to the controllers that are working here. >> it will significantly lower than what they were expecting. and so did not like that. and so there's ongoing negotiations now to try to match there path pay. >> david howard is a communications specialist with san carlos airport. the faa recently awarded a contract for air traffic controllers to robinson aviation. >> sources tell kron 4 news that the original contract cut pay by nearly 20% and with the high cost of living in the bay area. controllers say that they may be forced to leave their jobs come friday. however, now this what our va has told us is that they are in the process now. >> today of sending controllers from different parts of the airport. i'm sorry from different parts of the country can come and staff are tower and i get themselves up to speed in a fairly short order. so that's what we are banking on happening. if this other ne

. >> well, dave, the san carlos airport is a hub for many business travelers, both along the peninsula and in silicon valley. it lies along the approach to san francisco international airport, just 13 miles away. well, starting tomorrow, it may no longer have air traffic controllers guiding planes in and out of the airport. it's because of a contract dispute. the faa recently awarded a new contract to a private provider for air traffic control service in san carlos, but the controllers rejected it, saying it does not match the high cost of living in the bay area. with no air traffic controllers, pilots flying in and out of san carlos will have to communicate with each other to avoid collisions, that is, raising safety concerns among many pilots. >> in the summertime, especially during holidays. this could be a very busy airport and for safety reasons, you know, we really need someone, you know, monitoring the traffic. >> there's people coming in from all directions at this airport, from the east, from the west, from the north, all converging. and the tower plays a vital role in traffic

. >> the san carlos airport, facing the possibility of an air traffic control tower without anyone staffedo run it. the reason behind the possible (vo) with wells fargo premier, a team can help you plan for your dreams. so your dream car, and vacation home, may be closer than you think. ready to meet the dream team? you can with wells fargo. (vo) with wells fargo premier, a team can help you plan for your dreams. so your dream car, and vacation home, may be closer than you think. ready to meet the dream team? you can with wells fargo. along the peninsula will not have air traffic controllers staffed at its tower. possibly as soon as this coming weekend, the controllers say their salaries are not where they need to be to be able to live in the bay area. ktvu tom vacar has the story. >> the faa awarded a new contract for air traffic control services at busy san carlos airport to a new private provider, avia. but the new avia contract does not account for the high cost of bay area living. the airport manager says pay offers to keep san carlos air traffic controllers on the job is significantl

this lot is on the corner of race street and west san carlos and san jose. years ago, there was a burger king. now there's a sign that says the city received an application for a development permit. we spoke to louis tucker, who lives just down the street. >> it's multi-use houses, apartments and single families. it's really a diverse neighborhood, and i like that. >> tucker is a member of the buena vista neighborhood association, which launched this petition opposing the project. they think a chick fil a is the wrong fit for this property. >> we've got an urban village plan that says we're supposed to have mixed use land. we're supposed to have more housing. it's it defies all of our own rules. >> in september, the association received information from the city's planning division on the permit application. it called for the removal of 20 trees and the demolition of a commercial building, home to sharper cuts and taqueria eduardo. >> it's paying its taxes. it's a business that's operating. why would you take out one business to put in one more? it's not lik

san carlos though atherton both at 39.e cold temps, but they were colder yesterday. 18 in truckee, 19 south lake tahoe. mammoth is a warmer 19 as well and 17 alturas winnemucca to ely and then reno two bits and mount shasta says hey, so are we. the low finally moved in. that was one that was off the coast of la. it's made a push, brought some light rain to parts of the desert and also into arizona. that has completely washed out. but the return of the fog is kind of the bigger story here. after we finally get a little hint of a change. so cold fog in the morning and then hazy cooler afternoon temps coming down. they've been above for a solid week here friday on my mind. lingering coast and bay fog hazy but sunny and cooler on those temps. 50s and low 60s and attempts. probably not much change going into the weekend. some hints of the wind picking up again early next week. dave. >> okay, steve. thank you. time now. 651. using more traffic cameras to fight crime. we'll tell you the new plan by san jose police that's in the w

and the city of the city council in san carlos already did this last year. the deputies union expects two more cities will vote on it next month. and it's noteworthy because millbrae and san carlos have a contrac for police services with san mateo county. today i sat down with a detective from the sheriff's office. he says more among deputies is the lowest he's seen since he joined eight years ago. the allegations against the sheriff were laid out in a 400 page report released in november. it accuses her of running an administration full of lies, retaliation and abuses of authority. it's pretty disturbing that someone who's the head law enforcement official of this agency and of this county can't seem to take any accountability into her behavior. it's not us who are having all these issues. it's the sheriff. she's the one causing the problems. and i feel like these votes are not just a no confidence vote in her, but a vote of confidence in us who work here. all right. more people continue to speak out. ian. and we've heard before that the sheriff has no inte

this lot is on the corner of race street and west san carlos and san jose.rs ago, there was a burger king. now there's a sign that says the city received an application for a development permit. we spoke to louis tucker, who lives just down the street. >> it's multi-use houses, apartments and single families. it's really a diverse neighborhood, and i like that. >> tucker is a member of the buena vista neighborhood association, which launched this petition opposing the project. they think a chick fil a is the wrong fit for this property. >> we've got an urban village plan that says we're supposed to have mixed use land. we're supposed to have more housing. it's it defies all of our own rules. >> in september, the association received information from the city's planning division on the permit application. it called for the removal of 20 trees and the demolition of a commercial building, home to sharper cuts and taqueria eduardo. >> it's paying its taxes. it's a business that's operating. why would you take out one business to put in one more? it's not like yo

the faa recently awarded a new contract to company for air traffic services at the san carlos airport, but air traffic controllers there say it didn't account for the high cost of living here, so they rejected it. and that threatened to leave the air traffic tower empty. starting this weekend. today, the airport says it appears that the controllers are close to finalizing an agreement and that they're confident that there will be no disruptions in air traffic operations. there is also a plan to bring in temporary support if needed. as of now, there's ongoing negotiations with our va and the air traffic controllers that currently work here. if that situation falls through and those controllers do not accept the deal, our va is making arrangements as we speak to get new controllers flown out here from different from different parts of the country that are under their employment. now to staff our tower and a lot and a lot of those controllers, apparently some of them have worked here before, so it will be just a matter of a short time for them to get themselves up to speed. congressman k

upper 40s, some low 50s right now through san carlos and clear skies. 50s right now in san jose. we're going to draw our attention to the south bay highlighted in that purple color. a freeze warning as we wake up and get ready for our monday. that's going to make it tough to get out of bed. you might sit at the edge of your bed and just huddle up. frost advisory for just about everybody else except the immediate coastline, where it just doesn't drop down as fast because of its close proximity to the water. there, you might notice some icy roads early. so what are some things that we can do to prepare now? we're going to find our warmest layers. if you want to get into your warm pjs now, have at it. maybe even keep it on through tomorrow morning. remember to bring the pets inside. check on your sensitive plants and the pipes out there. maybe a little drip running could also be helpful for there. don't freak out if monday morning rolls around and your car tire light comes on. the cold just compresses the tires, but it should start to recover as we go on in

and so busy that this just poses like a huge risk. >> i can't think of anything more insane. >> san carlos airport is in san mateo county. supervisor ray mueller's district. >> we need to ensure that air traffic controllers are properly compensated to reflect the high cost of living of the bay area, and the faa's decision not to do so is a failure of leadership. i think the faa must prioritize public safety over cost saving measures. i mean, it's just simply it's just that simple. >> the new contractor says if the current controllers don't make a deal, it will bring in controllers from other places to do the work. >> we are pretty confident that we will have air traffic controllers here on saturday and business as usual. >> the contractor refused to talk to us, and the faa says that it's working toward some sort of mitigation so the stoppage doesn't happen. we'll see. tom vacar ktvu fox two news. >> of the 67 people killed in the midair collision back east, 14 were from the u.s. figure skating community. six of them from the historic skating club of boston. the group of skaters were return

and so busy that this just poses like a huge risk. >> i can't think of anything more insane. >> san carlos airport is in san mateo county. supervisor ray mueller's district. >> we need to ensure that air traffic controllers are properly compensated to reflect the high cost of living of the bay area, and the faa's decision not to do so is a failure of leadership. i think the faa must prioritize public safety over cost saving measures. i mean, it's just simply it's just that simple. >> the new contractor says if the current controllers don't make a deal, it will bring in controllers from other places to do the work. >> we are pretty confident that we will have air traffic controllers here on saturday and business as usual. >> the contractor refused to talk to us, and the faa says that it's working toward some sort of mitigation so the stoppage doesn't happen. we'll see. tom vacar, ktvu, fox two news. >> happening today, the waterfront hotel in oakland's jack london square is closing at midnight. hyatt hotels, which manages the property, is stepping away due to financial issues with the water

san carlos leaders approved a similar resolution in november and like san carlos, millbrae, maintains a partnership with the sheriff's office. corpus has repeatedly denied allegations against her, including abuse of power, nepotism and racism. a special election planned for march 4th may give county supervisors the power to remove her. it is 639. let's take a peek outside. i was hoping for a beautiful sunrise this morning. a lot of lights. there you go. boy, a lot of people out on the road. this is a live look over by dublin. a lot of heaters in those cars. no doubt cranked up this morning. maybe that's what's making the headlights so bright. we've got the heat powered up, and we do need that. as you're heading out this morning. it's in the 30s across many of our microclimates and a clear sky. 39 now in san jose and 36 in palo alto and san rafael. take a look at what to expect as you step out the door. a few clouds and 34 degrees. another cold start here. it will be 47 at 10:00. and as we go throughout the day, more sunshine and a high temperature of about 60 degrees there, and upper

but we get into some microclimates getting near those upper 40s right there through san carlos and sanjose. now you will notice those high clouds drifting around as we push the system out of here, going into the middle part of the day and maybe into tonight, we could see a pretty sunrise. so share your sunset. excuse me. share your pictures with us. they could end up on air tomorrow if they get into my inbox. let's go in and talk about our temperatures with this colder day. not many of us will be breaking it out of the 60s today. we're going to keep those upper 50s there through santa rosa out towards dublin, only getting a little bit mild as we go on into parts of santa cruz and gilroy at 59 degrees. now, speaking of santa cruz and the coast, we still have to be careful. i know lots of our resolutions are getting out, maybe getting into nature, going on a walk, but we have this high surf advisory through the coast until tomorrow. already seeing those waves upwards of 14ft right now through parts of bodega bay. so that will continue. it will be really choppy. just keep that safe distan

redwood aumentando el tráfico,oco va especialmente en la 101 hacia la zona del sur y en la zona de san carlos generan mucha expectativa luego de un atractivo mercado de fichajes y para darle más fuerza al conteo regresivo de cara a la temporada 2025 presentaron este miércoles su nueva camiseta. if you came out screaming you're going to fit right in with us. bueno, y este juego de imágenes también con el sonido de un bebé tiene que ver con el nuevo patrocinante que tiene la camiseta del equipo de los quakes, que es el camino hell. de hecho, en sus instalaciones se presentó la nueva camiseta en donde nosotros estuvimos como siempre presentes gran parte de la plantilla de los quakes cristian espinoza, hernán lópez. ahí vemos también a mark anthony y a nico shaqiri, rodney mucha pero mucha expectativa y buen ambiente con la presencia también de la nueva camiseta de los quakes, con el nuevo sponsor, que es solo parte de la gran expectativa que genera el equipo de la bahía, también con fichajes como joseph martínez, como chicho arango, la llegada del entrenador bruce arena. y precisamente vamos a e

san carlos 36. mountain view 34. one observation. half moon bay 36.ause the wind speeds have tailed off, still a little puff of a slight easterly breeze, but nothing compared to yesterday and we are not looking for any rain anytime soon. chasing the sun. it won't take long today once we get cranked up. frost advisory until nine, but temperatures kind of cool here to start off. 50s and 60s. all right. sal is here to tell us it's still good, right? >> it is still good. steve. and right now, you know, looks like the bay bridge traffic is looking good. it's not an all time low, but it is pretty light coming into san francisco. before you make it all the way across. there have been no major issues in the east bay, so this is still a time for you to get out there. there's some slowing on the altamont pass, though. 530. let's get back to the headlines. >> sal. thank you. a red flag warning now in effect for los angeles and surrounding counties. extreme winds are expected to last through tomorrow evening. firefighters say they're grateful for light winds over

san carlos is 39, sfo is 52. so just a lot of 30s, but mainly mid 30s here versus the last couple of mornings. we had upper 20s and low 30s, 14 and 15, truckee, south lake tahoe, mammoth at 16. the highs hanging around for another day. then change starts tomorrow. but for today sunny, breezy. it will be warm, especially noon to 4:00 or 5:00. it's pretty nice that temp drops fast. then a low is going to drop right in on top of us on the weekend. and in some of the forecast projections have trended a little wetter, especially santa rosa, also down to san jose. i did see 22/100 forecast for morgan hill even into monterey. so i think santa cruz mountains will get some as well. and a little bit of snow up in the mountains, 1 to 3in being forecast as we head into this system. coming in back in from the northeast, back towards us, against the wind for some wall to wall sun. it will be breezy, mild to warm 60s and 70s. change starts tomorrow and a huge change on the weekend. you guys. do we have. oh it's my pets. >> well

san carlos, three quarters of a mile. palo alto.peratures on the peninsula are running about ten degrees warmer than yesterday. still chilly, but not as cold as yesterday. santa rosa, a quarter of a mile. napa airport a quarter. so there's some low clouds and fog, but it's kind of more of a low cloud deck. i haven't shown the water temps in a long time. 50 to 54, mainly 53 to 54 around here. that's cold enough water. so you know, you get some upper 60s inland, you get an onshore breeze and poof, just like that you can get some fog and that's what's happened. yet you go inland, you can find still a little northerly breeze. livermore, altamont, mines road north and tracy, all with a north northwest breeze. so it's only a puff of a west near the coast. inland, it's still east or north. 30s 40s on the temps. most lows have come up though, compared to yesterday. not all, but most. alamos 32, dublin 32. so there's cold enough. clayton's down to 33 yet. panola is 36 at one time. now they're 42. that's a big difference there. teens around i

five degrees warmer in san carlos and hayward, six degrees warmer in san jose, up north at santa rosa. five degrees warmer than at this time yesterday. here's the view from sutro tower looking out over san francisco where it's 56 degrees. also 56 in oakland. hayward 59 low 60s right now at san jose and redwood city, 54 at half moon bay. nice view from mount tam. a clear view down onto the bay. 59 right now at santa rosa. mid 50s at petaluma, napa and fairfield. concord 58 and 56 at livermore and the western sky, the pre sunset sky looking westward from the east bay hills. camera. these are the forecast headlines tomorrow morning. clouds giving way to afternoon sunshine. then the remainder of the week we'll have sunny days and much warmer weather than we typically have this time of the year. dry pattern continues for the next seven days. we expect no rainfall at all. but back to that, to the beach conditions that diane was talking about earlier. so we have elevated slightly elevated wave heights, and we have a beach hazards statement in effect from 4 a.m. tomorrow to 4 a.m. tuesday. br

county says negotiations are underway to try to avoid a disruption to air traffic control at the san carlosirport. it says the contractor may bring in temporary controllers from other areas this weekend if an agreement isn't reached. >> california's insurance department has launched a new online claims tracker for the l.a. county wildfires. insurance commissioner ricardo lara's office said that to date, insurers have claimed amount more than $4 billion in payments under laws to help speedy recovery. the money is largely being used for housing and replacement of personal items. commissioner lara's office says the amount will grow as more people begin the claims process, which includes rebuilding and debris removal. we're seeing many of stories of rescue and recovery happening in southern california. last night, a benefit concert in la featured some of the biggest names in the music industry. ktvu bailey o'carroll is live from there, where thousands set aside their worries to watch this performance at the intuit dome. >> hey, sal. yeah, i know you're a big music guy. when you look at the line

san carlos leaders approved a similar resolution in november and like san carlos, millbrae, maintainsartnership with the shsheriff's office. corpus has repeatedly denied allegations, including abuse of power, nepotism and racism. a special election planned for march 4th may give county supervisors the power to remove her. leaders in santa cruz county today are expected to get some answers about the recent massive fire at the moss landing battery facility in neighboring monterey county. well, that started january 16th over at the vistra energy power plant. firefighters allowed that fire to burn itself out, which took several days. state health leaders recently expanded their testing for hazardous toxins and leaders in monterey county. they're calling for the state puc to conduct a thorough investigation surrounding the cause and the response. it is 539 on your tuesday morning. a clear look outside overlooking san francisco, all the lights sparkling this morning. it is another chilly start to our day. yes, and we are going to see some of those temperatures near or below freezing in the

and that now oversees the controllers at the san carlos airport. sources tell kron 4 that the original contract cut pay by nearly 20% and the controllers wanted more money to match the high cost of living in the bay area. there are currently 20,000 small airports across the country that operate without air traffic control towers. an airport spokesperson says they don't expect a lapse in service as the negotiations continue. >> we have san francisco airtight controls up to the north. we also have the northern california trey cobb who'll be talking to any of our airplanes that are taking off or landing. what our va has told us is that they are in the process now today of sending controllers from different parts of the airport. i'm sorry from different parts of the country can come and staff are tower. >> we reached out to congressman kevin mullin who represents the area and he had this to say, quote, my office has been in contact with the san carlos airport and will continue to be a collaborative partner with the airport and the faa to help ensure th

air traffic controllers will continue to be staffed at the san carlos airport. this is an update to a story we first brought you yesterday right here on kron. 4 news, according to the airport, a settlement has been reached between air traffic controllers and robinson aviation. that's the group that was awarded a contract. 4 air traffic service. the san carlos airport tower was going to be unstaffed starting tomorrow if an agreement was not reached, but we're told that did happen this afternoon. the jet helicopter crash in dc has some travelers e feeling a little bit anxious about flying kron. 4 s sara stinson spoke with health experts about way to cope with this increased stress when you're taking to the skies. >> people flying across the country on edge one day after a helicopter collided midair with an american airlines passenger plane near dc killing 67 people. i definitely get into nurse today and i usually don't says a weird feeling actually is a frequent flyer traveling for work 2 weeks out of every month. she says this deadly crash hits too close to home.

new at 2 air traffic controllers will continue to be staffed at san carlos airport. this is an update to a story we first brought you yesterday on kron. 4 news at 2, according to airport, a settlement has been reached between the air traffic controller said robinson aviation. that's the group that was awarded the contract for air traffic service. the san carlos airport tower was going to be unstaffed starting tomorrow if this agreement was not reached. we're told, though, that that happened earlier this afternoon. >> it's heartbreaking work. >> now our coverage of the deadly air crash in our nation's capital continues. as today the search for the victims goes on. dive teams are working in targeted areas to bring bodies home to their families and loved ones. salvage crews are assessing the area and they will begin to remove the plane tomorrow. and today the trump administration is doubling down on the president's arguments that diversity initiatives have made air travel less safe. but democrats are pushing back saying that those claims are, quote, disgusting when so m

the city of san carlos approved a no confidence vote against corpus, calling on her to resign. san mateo county supervisors will place the measure on the march ballot to give them power to remove the elected official. still, corpus is denying the allegations and is refusing to step down. our max darrow has the latest on her effort to fight back. >> reporter: san mateo county sheriff christina corpus is taking her employer, san mateo county, to court. corpus recently lawyered up independently, and her attorney says taking this step was no small decision. >> so it takes an awful lot in order to proceed with this type of a claim. >> reporter: her legal team recently filed a government claim against san mateo county a mandatory precursor to a lawsuit of a government agency in california seeking $10 million in damages. the reason, he says -- >> we think that she has been the focus of a witch hunt and that the reason for it is discrimination and retaliation. >> reporter: corpus faces accusations of misconduct publicized in november after a months long independent investigation into he

but once you get past it, moving into san carlos or further down into parts of mountain view, you are looking good, laura. all right. thanks. it is 609 right now. good news for some southern california homeowners now facing a long rebuild just ahead at 625, consumer investigator chris chmura explains the renewal offers. one major insurance company is now providing to some customers. and spacex makes another amazing catch of its rocket booster. we'll show you the video. let's go to the futures right now. see what's shaping up for wall street. it looks like it's going to be a very strong day. look at the nasdaq and a popular fast food chain stepping up for san francisco's at-risk youth. the boost it's providing in one underserved neighborhood. keep it right here. you're watching today in the bay. touches of black. they say a lot without having to say much. ♪♪ they stand for elegance. ♪♪ refinement. and prestige. ♪♪ even a little can go a long way. and though they're darker than the darke night. they make you see everything in a new light. ♪♪ get 1.9% apr for up to 60 months on the purch

a bit warmer as we start to creep up into the peninsula san carlos. good morning to you at 47.ittle bit. mild. peninsula south. but into the valleys we get a little bit cooler up there in pleasanton, 37 degrees 41 in petaluma with yes just a little bit of some patchy fog this morning. but as we go throughout the day we should break it apart. let's go up to wine country. maybe your day involves heading to napa for some wine tasting, some nice lunch. we should see a nice winter day there. the temperatures in the upper 50s. meantime, down here in the south bay, we will get more breaks of sunshine. a little bit filtered at times, but it should be different than how the skies were looking yesterday. a little bit gloomy, a little bit wintry today. we should get a high of about 62 degrees and a lot more sunshine. it's on the way, i promise, into that 7-day forecast as well. it's a huge game today. the warriors and sacramento kings at chase center. nice day in the city. will turn into a cool evening, but at least we will stay dry for everybody running in and out of chase center. bring

right there we see those low clouds sitting, and then we get our microclimates as we move towards san carlosnow let's take a look at our day planner, because we're going to keep it pretty cool throughout the day. so the morning not really going to feel much more different than into the afternoon. we'll go into san jose and look at those high clouds and temperatures not really breaking it out of the 60s. so that cold front sweeping on through, it's going to leave us a cooler day compared to what we have in store for tomorrow. we're going to put the sun back in sunday, feel a little bit warmer and carry that into next week, where we're also going to talk about what's worrying me with the wind. so i'll see you at seven. karen, back to you. all right. cynthia, thanks. also coming up at seven this morning on today in the bay, stuck in a tree for nearly a week. the story of this cat and an entire bay area community that rallied around him. we'll have that. plus all your top stories coming up at seven. we hope you join us. in the meantime, we'll take you back to the today show. >>> good morning. wi

and then we're also seeing that moving through san francisco down to san carlos and through the delta. but it is all clear in san jose, and we're going to have a hazy day turning windy later on this evening into tomorrow. and we are going to continue with dry weather, at least for the next week. we'll talk about what concerns we have with this forecast that's coming up in just a few minutes. back to you. thanks so much, kari. antioch leaders are expected to announce a new acting police chief tomorrow. the current interim chief, brian addington, is retiring again. he actually came out of retirement last year for a temporary take over. the choice to replace him on an interim basis is not yet known. this all follows a recent agreement to move the department past the racist text messaging scandal. last friday, the city reached a settlement with the justice department that includes a plan to hire an outside consultant within 90 days, along with a community engagement liaison. san francisco mayor elect danielle lowery is gearing up for inauguration day. he will be sworn in on wednesday at c

this weekend, workers at the san carlos airport were set to walk off the job tomorrow after a contractspute over pay with the private company that employs them. not having air traffic controllers at the airport alarmed many, especially after this week's collision near washington, d.c. the airport is close to sfo, and san mateo county leaders worry about having a dark tower so close to a busy airport. officials say they are now very close to a new deal, and people do not need to worry. >> we're confident that come saturday, either the present controllers will still be working, or some new controllers will be standing by to take over and run the control tower. >> an aviation consultant says it is still considered safe to fly in an uncontrolled airfield. but having the extra layer of protection, of course, is better for everyone. >> and now it's time for our abc seven mornings advance. it's our way of highlighting some things happening in the day ahead, right here in the bay area. >> first, state senator scott wiener is speaking out against president trump's executive actions involving lg

san carlos airport now contracts with a new company called robinson aviation supply controllers, but the airport's workers threatened to quit by tomorrow if they did not get a new contract with better pay now. k p i x firm the. after a long and tough negotiations, the airport has resolved the contract dispute. new at noon, the fbi announcing a plea agreement with a man who flew a drone that damaged a firefighting plane and took it out of commission at the height of the palisades fire. >>critical to those. efforts were. firefighting aircraft that. were. conducting all out assaults in the area surrounding the wildfires. contrary to law and basic common sense, some individuals were recklessly operating drones around the firefighter firefighting relief efforts. >ryan >well, the impact caused a three by six hole. look at that in the left wing of the aircraft. the crew was able to land safely, but the plane was out of commission for about five days during the firefight. the man agreed to plead guilty to a misdemeanor for flying the drone. he faces up to a year in federal prison. he has agr

san carlos airport along the peninsula is at risk of losing its air traffic controllers, and it couldpen as soon as this weekend. it comes after the faa awarded a new contract for air traffic control services at the airport to a new private provider, avia. but the airport manager says that new contracts pay offer is significantly lower and was rejected by all the current controllers, saying it doesn't match with the bay area's high cost of living. so without air traffic controllers, the airport may have to return to the days before it had a tower and operate, like many small airports still do over a plane to plane radio system called unicom. while some pilots don't have an issue, others worry this could be a big safety issue. >> people coming in from all directions at this airport, from the east, from the west, from the north, all converging. and the tower plays a vital role in traffic separation. we've got, i think like 4 or 5 flight schools here. i mean, it's just it's so congested and so busy that this just poses like a huge risk. >> san mateo county supervisor ray mueller agrees t

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